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Duas gravuras ovais lado a lado: um homem ajoelhado com uma chama e uma espada, intitulado Inspiração, e uma mulher em pé sobre uma nuvem, intitulada Ideia.

Inspiração e Ideia: pranchas de emblemas da Iconologia de Ripa (1709)

Duas gravuras ovais de um livro de emblemas, numeradas 191 «Inspiração» e 192 «Ideia». À esquerda, um homem ajoelhado, com manto fluido, ergue um objeto luminoso ao lado de uma espada; à direita, uma mulher em pé, com raios em volta da cabeça, estende o braço sobre uma nuvem, tudo em traço fino e preto sobre papel claro.

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Cesare Ripa
Data
1709
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Wellcome Collection
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4000 × 2438 px
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